nomi, _ hamas committed over the weekend. nomi, we _ hamas committed over the weekend.do you see this endin: ? ., ., ~' ending? long-term, iwould think it would end with _ ending? long-term, iwould think it would end with a _ ending? long-term, iwould think it would end with a comprehensive - ending? long-term, i would think it i would end with a comprehensive peace agreement, a democratic palestinian government, it has to be, it is the only way. the problem is what is going to happen between now and that process, and as alistair said, i agree with him, antony blinken, joe biden, everybody is working very, very hard with the key arab states in the region to de—escalate tensions, and i think as you can see hezbollah is sitting very carefully on the fence, yes, there are rockets going into the north but it is relatively minor, it is just saying, we are here. so, there is the potential for escalation, we are here. so, there is the potentialfor escalation, but we are here. so, there is the potential for escalation, but it depends very much on the extent of the damage in gaz

nomi, when it comes _ tragic circle of violence?, qatar has the most influence stop we very much hoping to see hostages being released. we have seen four on friday and monday. there is an expectation that more hostages are going to be released very soon. qatar probably have the most leverage over hamas, but there are other countries that also have relations with them, like turkey and egypt have been classically mediating in the past between hamas and israel. given that egypt borders with gaza and given that egypt occupied gaza from 1948 to 1967, they know the territory, the gaza strip, intimately. they have a very, very close... relationship with what goes on there. they know exactly what goes on. so i think egypt will have to be involved in whatever happens. i think saudi arabia will have to be involved. i think you need the largest gulf country. i think the only way forward, really, will be for peace to be... to override war. if we see a peace process whereby there will be two states, a palestinian state in the west bank and gaza,

that was nomi bar—yaacov of chatham house talking to us there about the explosion at the gaza hospitaldied. an explosion that israel has blamed on the palestinian armed group islamicjihad, saying it was the misfiring of a rocket the group had aimed at israel. the palestinian authorities have blamed the explosion squarely on israel. this when joe the explosion squarely on israel. this whenjoe biden comes to the region to try and calm the situation. we see him there arriving in israel this morning. hello again. we've got some heavy rain and strong winds on the cards, notjust today, but as we go through the rest of this week. it's only through the weekend it gradually starts to turn drier, less windy and chillier. but at times across the north and also the east, we could have gusts of wind to gale force, even severe gales. now, storm bebet�*s coming our way today, pushing northwards as we go through tonight and tomorrow. we've got this next area of low pressure which could affect southern areas during the course of friday. but it's going to be windy throughout this period. so to take a lo

so let's try to unpick the complex politics of the region with nomi bar—yaacov, associate fellow forve foreign office minister, most recently as middle east minister under theresa may. welcome, both of you. nomi, first of all, the views of rana, she thinks it is israeli soldiers, it is soldiers, that have been killed, and it's not civilians in southern israel. ., �* ~ ., , israel. so, i don't know if she really thinks _ israel. so, i don't know if she really thinks that _ israel. so, i don't know if she really thinks that or - israel. so, i don't know if she really thinks that or if - israel. so, i don't know if she really thinks that or if she i israel. so, i don't know if she i really thinks that or if she feels that she has to say that, because hamas is not ruling over the civilians in gaza in a democratic fashion, so they are not really free. and i am not in a position to judge whether she actually believes that but i suspect that she has seen the videos that they have been publicising on their estate, sorry, not state, on their television, hamas television channel, and they've b

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nomi bar—yaacov, associate fellow in the international security programme at chatham house.n, over the past few hours, is that bombardment continues. we had pictures earlier from the israel side of many tanks amassing on the border. and as you can see, several explosions going off and plumes of smoke rising into the air in gaza. and that breaking news we have brought you in the last ten minutes, reports from the afp news agency that the israeli army say it has killed the hamas commander who led the attack last week. quoting the israeli idf saying it has killed hamas's commander who led those attacks last saturday. we were talking about the role of saudi arabia in this and antony blinken is visiting saudi arabia at the moment and today, it says it has pause talks of normalising relations with israel. lord malloch—brown is a former deputy secretary general of the united nations and he gave his thoughts on that decision. weill. the united nations and he gave his thoughts on that decision.- thoughts on that decision. well, i think this was _ thoughts on that decision. well, i th

i can speak now to nomi bar—yaacov, associate fellow in the international security programme at chathamital, it overcrowded, hit by an explosion yesterday in which hundreds of civilians died. that will have a big impact on the massive vip visit here today. joe biden the us president currently in talks with israel because �*s covenant and who had been hoping then to go on to amman in jordan with arab leaders in the hope of putting some garment of the situation. what does it look like now for him? i situation. what does it look like now for him?— situation. what does it look like now for him? ~ , , now for him? i think it is extremely complicated — now for him? i think it is extremely complicated for— now for him? i think it is extremely complicated for him. _ now for him? i think it is extremely complicated for him. it _ now for him? i think it is extremely complicated for him. it is _ now for him? i think it is extremely complicated for him. it is a - now for him? i think it is extremely complicated for him. it is a pivotal| complicated for him. it is a pivotal moment at the moment in t

well, to discuss this further, i'm joined by nomi bar yaacov, who has worked in the executive offices extensive experience in the region. she was also a journalist who covered israel—palestinian tensions. she's now an associate fellow at the international security programme at chatham house. thanks very much forjoining us here. as someone who has experience of working at the united nations, and just listening to what our correspondent at the un said, how useful a body is the security council right and out it when comes to resolving this ongoing situation? i think the security council is quite a dated body, the five permanent members of the security council with the five states holding nuclear arsenals in 1945, at the end of the second world war. there has been much discussion of reform of the security council, but it hasn't happened yet, and as we can see, they are constantly at loggerheads, given that the five permanent members of the security council have veto power, it is unlikely they will be able to reach any resolution that will end the war. i be able to reach any resolution th

we received phone calls to my wife's brothers and sisters and it was clear that nomi was either missingtaken into -- dead or taken into hostage or taken as a dead person that was a hobby that hamas do. let me remind you, we've been fighting for four children, four boys, eight years to receive their bodies back. we have a little garden like a park in our kibbutz in the name of the four soldiers. >> steve: we've been listening for family members based on wanted posters and they said their loved ones were killed and as we heard from that father, he said he did not know if his family member was kidnapped or missing or even alive. hamas said they have 222 hostages, but we don't know who they are. regarding anybody that's been kidnapped, there's been no proof of life yet. we'll monitor the press conference and bring you more updates as they come from london. all right, ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, steve. jewish students and faculty at fax-funded city university of new york on edge as anti-israel protests take over campuses and anti-semitism is surging. >> don't let them hijack

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in doubt 24 hours after sunaks speech and finally the daily star has the rise and rise of the billy nomiand those were your front pages . and that's all we have pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, paul cox and lewis schaffer. i'm back tomorrow at 11 pm. with darius davies and josh howie. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast and we will see you.the for breakfast and we will see you. the same time tomorrow night . and have a great weekend night. and have a great weekend and be leo kyrees. goodbye. i was brilliant tonight and they took the seat from the snp. so we're going to look at what that might mean for the next general election and the man who broke into windsor castle armed with a loaded crossbow to kill the late queen, has been sentenced to nine years in jail for the crime of treason on the home office is continuing to convert the former raf base at scampton into a camp for asylum seekers , despite being asylum seekers, despite being told to stop work immediately . told to stop work immediately. >> and aiden has your weather as we appr

in doubt 24 hours after sunaks speech and finally the daily star has the rise and rise of the billy nomid those were your front pages . and that's all we have pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, paul cox and lewis schaffer. i'm back tomorrow at 11 pm. with darius davies and josh howie. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast and we will see you.the for breakfast and we will see you. the same time tomorrow night . and have a great weekend night. and have a great weekend and be leo kyrees. goodbye. i was brilliant tonight >> good evening . rishi sunak is >> good evening. rishi sunak is in spain at the european political community. didn't talk about that in manchester, did he? we'll find out. is he wasting his time trying to get a migration deal with other eu leaders? is the governor of the bank of england says brexit has wait for it helped the city of london. goodness me, you could knock me down with a feather and at the end of a very, very heavy political week on programs, we're going to finish up talking rugby. england doing well in rugby. eng

in doubt 24 hours after sunaks speech and finally the daily star has the rise and rise of the billy nomie. and those were your front pages . and that's all we have pages. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, paul cox and lewis schaffer. i'm back tomorrow at 11 pm. with darius davies and josh howie. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast and we will see you.the for breakfast and we will see you. the same time tomorrow night . and have a great weekend night. and have a great weekend and be leo kyrees. goodbye. i was brilliant tonight >> good evening. wonderful people. it's 9:00. i'm patrick christys and this is gb news tonight . christys and this is gb news tonight. britain is officially not a hateful country. who'd have thought it? hate crimes have thought it? hate crimes have fallen by 5% and i will give my perspective on what that means for the device of race baiters who thrive off stoking tensions. next. then i'll get the reaction from my panel. and tonight, it's box office. i am joined by allison pearson shaun bailey and amy nicole turner. what's

soaraway daily star says the average brit now has just 3.7 true friends as the uk hits out at billy nomi you agree? >> that's a good point. >> that's a good point. >> seven friends. >> seven friends. >> i think quality, not quantity i >> totally agree. true. true. joining us to go through some of the day's headlines this morning, deputy deputy political editor at the mail on sunday, anna mikhailova and journalist and broadcaster andy jones . and and broadcaster andy jones. and it's lovely to see you both. hello there. right. what are we starting with? >> we're going to kick off with this. >> we talked about this earlier, fascinating front page of the guardian, ghosts labour guardian, the ghosts of labour past are coming out. >> campbell big wilson, >> campbell all the big wilson, all the big ones. >> i have to say, i saw this and grown this morning because, you know , we got alastair campbell know, we got alastair campbell taking up most of this story , taking up most of this story, telling us how keir starmer is apparently not being bold enough, not doing the right things to win. enough